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==Memorial Hall Library Bookplate== | ==Memorial Hall Library Bookplate== | ||
In 1947 students in grades 9 to 12 of the Andover Public Schools were eligible to submit a design for the Memorial Hall Library Bookplate. Each design had to be drawn on white paper using pen and india ink. | |||
The winner was Polly Black. (She won $10.00.) Honorable mention went to Ruth Ann Chadwick and Joan Lord. (6/23/47) | The winner was Polly Black. (She won $10.00.) Honorable mention went to Ruth Ann Chadwick and Joan Lord. (6/23/47) | ||
Latest revision as of 14:27, 8 August 2006
Memorial Hall Library Bookplate
In 1947 students in grades 9 to 12 of the Andover Public Schools were eligible to submit a design for the Memorial Hall Library Bookplate. Each design had to be drawn on white paper using pen and india ink.
The winner was Polly Black. (She won $10.00.) Honorable mention went to Ruth Ann Chadwick and Joan Lord. (6/23/47)
Amy Trow Garden Bookplate
The die for the Amy Trow Garden Bookplate was designed by Priscilla Page using funds from the Amy Trow Fund. The bookplate was used in gardening books. As of 1964, the die was kept in the libary safe.
--Eleanor 12:55, May 15, 2006 (EDT)
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